Plain-English translation of NCT06880224 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This study doesn't follow the usual testing phases — it may be an observational study or a different type of research.
The iCARE Plus study is testing two new support programs for young people in Nigeria. One program helps young men find out their HIV status and connect to care or prevention medicine if they test negative. The other program supports young people newly diagnosed with HIV to take their medications consistently and suppress the virus.
Many young people in Nigeria don't know their HIV status, and those who are diagnosed often struggle to stay on treatment. This study aims to fill that gap by adding peer support and mobile phone tools to help young people get tested, stay connected to care, and succeed on medication.
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If you join the testing program, you will receive support through a peer navigator and a mobile app to help you get tested for HIV and connect to care or prevention medicine if needed, over 48 weeks. If you join the treatment program, you will work with a peer navigator and use a mobile app to help you take your HIV medication on schedule and keep your viral load low, also over 48 weeks. Both programs involve regular clinic visits and check-ins with your support team.
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